Building rehabilitation. VDHP shall ensure that building rehabilitation plans and specifications for non-exempt CDBG activities are developed in accordance with the recommended approaches in the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings (Standards) (Appendix D) as follows:
a. Prior to the initiation of such activities, the Recipient shall submit to the qualified professional work write-ups or plans and specifications which evidence adherence to the Standards. The qualified professional shall review and make recommendations for VDHP approval of the plans and specifications.
b. If the qualified professional recommends modifications to the work write-ups or plans and specifications to ensure that the project meets the Standards, the Recipient shall make appropriate modifications and submit revised work write-ups or plans and specifications to the qualified professional.
c. If building demolition or other adverse effect is proposed, the qualified professional may ask the Recipient to provide the following information in order for the qualified professional to evaluate the feasibility of the undertaking:
i. condition assessments for various historic elements;
ii. alternative treatments considered and cost estimates for each;
iii. life-cycle maintenance costs related to each alternative;
iv. proposed measures to mitigate or minimize adverse effects; and
v. available marketing studies.
d. After reviewing the project documentation, the qualified professional shall submit a recommendation for finding of effect, with any relevant conditions, if appropriate, to VDHP for SHPO concurrence.
e. If the Recipient determines that they cannot make the modifications recommended by the qualified professional to meet the Standards and that the project will therefore have an adverse effect on historic properties, the qualified professional and the Recipient shall consult with VDHP to develop a Standard Mitigation Measures Agreement in accordance with Section VI.
f. In lieu of the review process outlined above, for building rehabilitation projects that use the Rehabilitation Investment Tax Credit (RITC), a Recipient may substitute a Part 2 Historic Preservation Certification Application (HPCA), approved and signed by the National Park Service, as evidence of compliance with the Standards. If the project contains work that was not included in and approved in the HPCA, such as new construction or ground disturbance that might affect arc...
Building rehabilitation. (a) At the commencement of the term of this Agreement, the Parties shall perform a walk-through of the buildings at the Golf Facility to ascertain what, if any, rehabilitation will be undertaken. Birdies shall be responsible for the rehabilitation of the interior of all structures, including, but not limited to, minor painting, carpeting, fixtures, bathrooms and any such other additional rehabilitation as may be agreed upon between the Parties.
(b) It is understood and agreed that City is solely responsible for all capital improvements, in accordance with Section 3.06 of this Agreement.
